Lenovys Approach

We live in the most transformative, uncertain and often unpredictable era of human history. An era characterized by the exponential growth of new technologies that are revolutionizing every aspect of business and personal life, creating unprecedented challenges for entrepreneurs and managers.

However, as technology evolves rapidly, changes in mindset, people’s habits and organizational processes are occurring at a much slower pace and with greater difficulty.

This dissonance can create significant obstacles for companies trying to remain competitive. If we want to remove these obstacles, we must act simultaneously on strategy, processes, technologies, organization and people. Areas which can no longer be dealt with separately as in the past.

For this reason, we have evolved Lean Thinking into Lean Lifestyle, a new way of working and leading companies. We accompany our clients in management consulting and management training courses to express – at the same time – all the technological, organizational and human potential, accelerating the sustainable growth of the company.

The 4 pillars of a
Lean Lifestyle Company

Each evolutionary path is tailored to each company, integrating the basic elements of a Lean Lifestyle Company.

Lean Lifestyle Company
1

Vision and Pragmatism

  • Meaning and purpose of the company
  • High-level Innovation Strategy impact
  • Strategic alignment
  • Rapid and effective implementation of strategies
2

Slimming and productivity

  • Constant focus on value and results for customers
  • Seeking operational excellence
  • Lean approach for efficiency and
    simplification
  • Continuous improvement of performance
3

Technological Agility

  • Spread of digital mindset
  • Exploitation of technological levers
    to create value
  • Continuous testing for a
    data driven company
  • Learning Organization
4

Organizational Well-being

  • Continuous development of skills and widespread leadership
  • Agile and principled organization
  • Autonomy and responsibility
  • Physical, mental and emotional well-being
  • Development of the full human potential

Let us not be satisfied with small short-term benefits, if we are forced to give up large long-term benefits to obtain them

Luciano Attolico